Virtual Model of MX Beamline with Removable Kappa 'Head' at Australian Synchrotron

Feb 28, 2025

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Explore a virtual model of elements of an MX beamline at the Australian Synchrotron Facility, featuring a removable kappa 'head' attached to an omega platform. The model, incorporated in STAC, was derived in VRML and X3D from a provided STEP file. Doug du Boulay utilized this model in a browser-based system for remotely assessing data collection strategies using Ewald construction for capturing the volume of reciprocal space. Experience the crystal rotation with a virtual Kappa goniostat. RSPACE, a reciprocal-space modeling tool, is referenced.

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Virtual Model of MX Beamline with Removable Kappa 'Head' at Australian Synchrotron

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Virtual model of elements of one of MX beamline at the Australian Synchrotron Facility (ASF). The model includes a removable kappa ‘head’ attached to the omega platform . The model is incorporated in STAC and was derived as VRML and then X3D from a STEP file provided to Sandor Brockhauser by the ASF. Doug du Boulay then utilised the model as part of a browser based system for driving the model with the intention of remotely assessing data collection strategies.
Ewald construction ‘capturing’ the volume of reciprocal space swept out by the area detector is displayed as the crystal is rotated with a virtual Kappa goniostat. [RSPACE - a reciprocal-space modelling tool. M. R. HARRIS and M. FITZGIBBONJ. Appl. Cryst. (1989). 22, 624-627]